You can, but won't be able to publish this time aroundOriginally Posted by S0GGY. Go to original post
I see, are they still available for play in private lobbies instead?Originally Posted by DapperHayden007 Go to original post
Wait... You can't publish maps, or download them from a server? The ONLY way to get someone's map is to join a match that's hosting that map?Originally Posted by DapperHayden007 Go to original post
That sounds like a MASSIVE step back.
Righto, just wanna make sure I can still at least run private co-op lobbies with my maps if they go over the budget.Originally Posted by akilyoung Go to original post
Ok thanks. Ubisoft actually did something like that with FC3, made it much more difficult to share maps even though the editor itself was supposed to be betterOriginally Posted by akilyoung Go to original post
^this, my bad, I wasn't being clear enough, thanks for clearing it up KyleOriginally Posted by akilyoung Go to original post![]()
Nice to hear the modifiers are back, at least. The maps I make are basically simplistic maps I make for myself (which is why I don't plan on self publishing maps for Far Cry 5 either. I'd just bore people with how simple my maps are anyways). Maps that test the limit in regards of my skill, speed, and reflexes in first person shooters. I spawn in a few enemy waves, give myself a specific weapon, scatter ammo across the map, and place in numerous but limited covers to use. Add on top of that limited health kits and armor. I'll also disable health regeneration and the mini map to really push the difficulty. Yeah.....I'm a Masochist. I tend to make Doom maps in a similar fashion with Snap Map.
Well, I may as well quit with my ramblings and sneak in a couple more questions. Since the level editor is making use of assets from other Far Cry games, can you place in weapons from Far Cry 4 or are you restricted with only Far Cry 5 weapons?
And how is the enemy A.I. this time around? Has it improved from Far Cry 4? I felt the A.I. for enemies in Far Cry 4 (at least for the level editor) wasn't bad. But it was also lacking somewhat.